By Jason Rhian, on March 22nd, 2013 Image Credit: NASA
A re-post of a NASA memo that appeared on NASA Watch, SpaceRef, and later Universe Today suggested NASA will not be creating new versions of the highly-popular social media events known as “Socials.” This created a bit of an uproar from fans of these events. The belief that “Sequestration will […]
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By Craig Covault, on June 6th, 2012
Graphic characterizes the off track imaging capability of the NRO KH-11 Reconnaissance spacecraft. Image Credit: Trendsbuzz.com
The design of the legendary National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) KH-11 type digital imaging reconnaissance spacecraft, top secret for 36 years, has been revealed by the NRO’s transfer to NASA of two surplus recon satellite telescopes which NASA […]
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By Craig Covault, on March 24th, 2012 Artist’s concept of the new NRO imaging radar has large circular synthetic aperture radar antenna to focus energy on targets, and large solar arrays for high power to achieve high resolution. Photo Credit: Charles P. Vick GlobalSecurity.Org
A top secret National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) imaging radar reconnaissance satellite weighing 8 tons, is planned […]
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By Craig Covault, on March 15th, 2012
ISRO says computer graphic is true to 3,900 lb. RISAT-1 design, although it has released no pictures. Imaging radar panel is 6 x 20 ft. while solar arrays span about 40 ft. Photo Credit: ISRO
India’s new imaging radar satellite (above) is undergoing final testing prior to launch in mid April on […]
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By Jim Hillhouse, on April 8th, 2011 Space News’ Amy Svitak covers the turbulence caused by a recent Aerospace Corporation report in Commercial Crew Market Study Generates Small Firestorm, one that tried to put a number on the future cost to NASA of commercial crewed launches. Instead, the Aerospace Corporation report, a copy of which is available on SpaceRef.com, may force […]
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By Jason Rhian, on October 31st, 2010
It appears that, in their desperation, those that support the new space agenda will stoop to new lows to silence critics. Photo Credit: White House
An Op-Ed posted on AmericaSpace concerning views about the Obama administration’s dramatic change in direction for America’s space program came under attack recently. However, rather […]
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By Jason Rhian, on October 29th, 2010
President Obama's policies have had a severely negative impact on America's space industry. Photo Credit: White House/Pete Souza
During the 2008 election season the people of Florida’s Space Coast were nervous. The shuttle was set to retire and the Constellation Program that was set to replace the shuttle – was […]
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By Jim Hillhouse, on March 4th, 2010 In an interview on MSNBC, Jay Barbree stated that the first man to walk on the Moon, Apollo 11 Commander Neil Armstrong recently called NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden “…to express to Bolden his concern [about the new NASA plans]. Bolden told Neil that he was going to take care of it. And now we have […]
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By Jim Hillhouse, on March 4th, 2010 Charlie Bolden At KSC Press Conference – AP Photo
As reported both by the Wall Street Journal’s Andy Pasztor in, NASA Chief Bolden Seeks ‘Plan B’ for the Space Agency and in Space News in, Johnson Space Center Prepares Plan B with Boldens Permission, there seems to be some recognition by NASA’s Administrator […]
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By Jim Hillhouse, on February 26th, 2010 Burt Rutan (Art Streiber)
Thanks to SpaceRef for Burt Rutan’s Letter to Rep. Wolf
Thomas M. Culligan Congressional Appropriations Legislative Assistant The Hon. Frank R. Wolf (VA-10)
Tom,
I occasionally banter with my friend, Mike Griffin on subjects that include golf, the AGW scare and NASA policy. After sending him my latest […]
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